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Connect your Twilio SendGrid account to export email templates created in Brew directly to your SendGrid Design Library. No manual copy-pasting, just design in Brew and export to SendGrid in one click.
SendGrid Integration

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Setup

1

Open the SendGrid integration in Brew

In Brew, go to Integrations and click the SendGrid card.
2

Go to API Keys in SendGrid

In SendGrid, go to Settings → API Keys in the left sidebar.
3

Create an API Key

Click Create API Key, give it a name (e.g. “Brew”), select Full Access, and click Create & View. Copy the API key right away.
SendGrid only shows the API key once. Make sure to copy it before closing the dialog.
4

Paste the API Key in Brew

Go back to Brew, paste the API key, and click Connect.
That’s it. SendGrid is now connected to Brew.

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Exporting a template

Once connected, you can export any email to SendGrid:
  1. Open an email you’ve created in Brew
  2. Click Send
  3. Choose to export the template to SendGrid
  4. Give it a name and click Export
The template appears in SendGrid under Email API → Dynamic Templates in the Design Library, ready to use.

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What to expect after exporting

Exported templates land in SendGrid’s Code Editor, which is how SendGrid handles custom HTML templates. SendGrid’s Design Editor (drag-and-drop blocks) and Code Editor are separate modes and not interchangeable, so HTML-based templates from Brew will always open in the Code Editor. Within the Code Editor, clicking any element in the template preview jumps directly to its corresponding HTML code, making it straightforward to locate and update specific sections. To send a test email, go to the Settings section within the Code Editor and use the Test Your Email option.

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Requirements

  • A Twilio SendGrid account
  • An API key with Full Access